The URL reported by Firefox itself looks suspicious because of the leading slash "/W:/Dep...". If that is indeed what Firefox reports, then maybe it is reporting incorrectly what should be "W:/Dep..."

Hello Tom, 1. Why have you unsubscribed? We moved away from Wikispaces before our July 31, 2018 deadline. 2. Are there any changes we should make to the forum? No. 3. If you have settled on a target t

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1. I unsubscribed because the discussion is no longer relevant to me. 2. No changes necessary as long as I do not continue to receive unwanted emails. 3. I transferred all of my content to Microsoft O

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1. It is past the deadline and I gave up trying to transfer my account. 2. No. 3. I will probably start a new account with Schoology. 4. No 5. It is no longer important. Tom Looking to move SQLite Too

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For those with publicly viewable Wikispaces sites, The Wayback Machine may be a resource for retrieving some content. My site has snapshots this year on Jan 19, 20, Mar 15 and Jul 26. The last two app

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This topic will contain copies of responses I receive to a questionnaire that is automatically sent to members on unsubscribing from the group. Unsurprisingly, members do leave the group because it do

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CyberDuck 6.3.5 is the last version that worked with Wikispaces WebDAV. I don't know if it has any advantage over 6.1 for this purpose.

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Did you download the "pages" folder or the "pages_html" folder? On my site, CyberDuck can download the files in the former but sees the files in the latter as being 0 bytes and fails to d/l. Likewise

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I went to WS Support who responded 3 days later with the advice: I had installed 6.6.2, the current version so I uninstalled it and proceeded with 6.1 from https://cyberduck.io/changelog/ . It's over

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Confirmed in this correspondence with Wikispaces Support: Tom Looking to move SQLite Tools For RootsMagic from Wikispaces

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I doubt there is any recourse from Wikispaces after having given over 6 months notice and a banner seen by every user active in that period. Public sites will likely have some page content stored on T

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Awesome! What WS Plan are you on that supports 10s of GB? I've tried the CyberDuck WebDAV client without success. Curious to see what one gets. I didn't install AnyClient after it said it couldn't fin

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A HTML-Zip export tonight took just a couple of minutes. That's encouraging for those wanting to download near the end but they better have an early download in case... Tom Looking to move SQLite Tool

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I've been struggling on and off with a DIY migration to WordPress. Getting closer, the number of pages and files that are not imported or to which links are broken is now down to a couple dozen - a ma

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Export requests yesterday subsequent to my last post in this thread have been completed in a couple of minutes. Export processing time has been very volatile. I also discovered that old exports that h

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Is "miwiki" a typo of "MyWiki", as in Jeffrey's MyWikis.com? When you say "service provider", that would be Jeffrey. Perhaps you mean any MediaWiki power user who could help you rectify problems and c

Or did Support intervene and do something special? I just discovered that my July 16 and 18 requests have also been fulfilled, although no email notice has been delivered email notices all timestamped

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9 days! That's how long my July 10 MediaWiki export request took to complete. And it completed despite being bumped off the 2-export display. Maybe there is no limit on the number of export requests;

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Barb, your experience is probably typical. It is not a simple process to convert a Wikispaces export into any other host. It's a bit like translating between two languages, neither of which is your mo

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Early this morning, a Wikispaces Support tech (TES_Matthew) issued a Dokuwiki Export request on my site, supplanting my July 12 MediaWiki request that was still pending. Presumably, that was in respon

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